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Mobile Portability in Costa Rica To Take 48 hours

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COSTA RICA TECH NEWS – Changing cell companies and keeping the same number will take a maximum of 48 hoursin Costa Rica, telecom authority Sutel announced in a press release.

Samsung-Galaxy-SII-272x300The process currently takes 72 hours, but starting December 1 it will be reduced by a day.

Once the user files the request, the operator will have 24 hours to verify its validity and another 24 for the new operator to coordinate the transfer of the number.

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Prepaid mobile phone users are required to register their details with Sutel from December 1, in order to avoid identity theft.

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